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for now, win 8 is science fiction. and technically, OSs up to win2k have stopped being supported for ages, but compatibility mode is alive and kicking (which is only reasonable since there are so many commercial DOS applications out there)

Wasteland Ghost, do you plan on restoring the Vipers and the Jackals?

Very useful if you want to, say, pull nails out of, say, a wooden cross :look: I care about price of gifts only when i exchange gifts with people i'm not very familiar with, and don't know what they'll actually enjoy. so even if they don't like it, they can at least go to the store with the...

welcome tovarich, enjoy your stay.

fixed. ED brings to mind little kids in a playground that pick on the fat kid, each one deperately trying to look older and cooler and fit in the bandwagon. except kids sometimes are kind of witty. talk about internet failures. sometimes i wish we were stil in the pre-internet age...

some people had to wait way longer for a proper sequel. and, unlike the restoration project, in the end it sucked, too. some other people need to learn to be patient.

Interplay is probably getting this engine dirt cheap. Working on top notch tech for ex east bloc wage is an interesting irony. More likely designer for earthrise i think

elvis. Also, Peter Kuper? 10/10 otherwise 9/10

4/10 alice in wonderland?

I'd prefer a digital download for 5 euros, but still ~20 euros is not a terrible price for a classic that's still enjoyable today. also, i wonder if someone who's not already familiar with DnD would be able to appreciate it. Planescape:Torment with its messing around with DnD cliches always...

I loved the way Torment took some silly RPG cliches and presented them in a way that actually made sense. The way it treated the concept of death and resurrection was what got me hooked to it right from the start. Thumbs up for this one, and for the RPGWatch interview as well, BN. nice read...

Huh? no i was talking about this and i admit i didn't know the whole story , but that doesn't matter to my silly little analogy; you can insert any half done work by a classic if you want there. First off i wasn't refferring to run and gun sandbox games like GTA. Second, i never mentioned...

This statement is confusing on so many levels. First off, are you talking about bugs, or design flaws? Because from what i know, bugs in Black Isle/Troika games have been 99.99% dealt with by official and unofficial patches years ago, and chances are even you first played them patched...

No. No they don't.

:clap: Bloodlines = Pure Genius, easily my favorite among 3d games. But while in the beginning it feels so promising, in the end it feels so unfinished. Apart from the bugs which now have been taken care of by the patches, there are many things the game makes you believe you should be able...

Thanks for the tip, but what i don't find very interesting about the setting is that it's part tolkienesque fantasy, which bores me, so i think i'll instead try to ignore that part and play as a Victorian age craftsman. Like others said, you could play the mines, rat caves etc. at any part of...

I know. You should get fired from any job for not having played Grim Fandago. I mean, not even the free playable demo? son, that's failure to recognize opportunities and take initiative yadda yadda. :P Anyway, i guess the same can be said about arcanum, i think i should try it and i hope GOG...

you should get fired from Gamebanshee for not having played Grim Fandago. Also, update now please?

This "news report" is pure BS. Any sorry twat can claim their 15' of fame by showing off a chewed gamepad and say "my dog bought 5000 microsoft points lol! and unlocked some GTA achievements, too! but i was sleeping and didn't take video, pictures, or any other kind of proof lol". FOX news...

Ah, fresh meat! It's a mystery why Diablo was so addictive, i always thought someone at Blizzard sold their soul and/or their anal virginity to satan. Or something. That and the random maps, most of the game's levels changed between playthroughs, so you could never remember what's around...